you should learn the rules as well on the wca
Heh, I've read through them once

I've a whole bunch of logical corrections noted down (mostly grammar).
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On another note, GPT seem pretty keen. I'd hazard a guess that they wont be much help financially, but their enthusiasm to host it is good.
A kind marketing co-ordinator at GPT gave me this to ponder over:
- The nature of the event (type of games, how it would work)
Puzzle Competitions. Overview of WCA competition process.
- Timelines (when you are looking to hold the event, and for how long)
During the Australian Open. Two days on the weekend.
- Equipment required/ supplied & logistics
Tables, chairs, stackmats, timers, displays, projector, PA equip...
- Advertising/media used to promote the event
No idea. Will have to talk to some people in that field...
- Anticipated PR/media exposure
lol, see above
- Requirements of Melbourne Central
Safe venue. Quiet? Sponsorship?
- Any associated costs
Lots...
I guess I'm posting this to give others in my position more to think about. It's probably more viable to find a club that can host the event. But they'd have to be in a decent location and preferably open to everyone (no religious groups excluding others etc).
Heh, these kind of events are so easy to host in small towns but in capital cities...
To the viewers, please don't critique our efforts thus far. It's blatantly obvious that we're inexperienced and even more obvious that we're looking for help working out the logistics
Cheers,
Tim.